pommie

noun

1. (Australia, New-Zealand, South-Africa, colloquial, pejorative, sometimes)An English immigrant; a pom.

   ““It′ll be a long time before I do that,” the pilot said grimly. “She′s my Queen as well as yours, you know. I′m not a bloody Pommie.”[…]“Too right, it′s difficult,” the Australian said. And then he added, “All Pommies aren′t bloody. I used that as a kind of figure of speech.””

   “A Pommie. They were sending him to England to work with a Pommie. After all that he had done for this country they were shipping him off to a cold, rain-infested, windy little isle to work a case with a Pommie.”

   “There are a lot of Pommies in Australia; travelling round, looking for work, and Dad reckoned you could pay them peanuts.[…]If Sissy couldn′t go back to school, I thought she should help out more, then we wouldn′t have to hire a Pommie house girl.”

adj

1. (Australia, New-Zealand, South-Africa, derogatory, not-comparable, sometimes)English; British.

   “See citations at pommy.”